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15 Jul My first experience with using electrolysis to clean Metal

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A couple of weeks back I watched a video on YouTube where a guy demonstrates how to use electrolysis to clean rusty tools and parts. I have since then been curious, to see for myself how effective it really was. So I found some rusty tools in my dad’s workshop, and put together an ultra simple electrolysis setup, using one big metal nail, some standard 230 volt electrical wire, a plastic container, some kitchen salt and a 12 volt battery charger set in constant supply mode.

http://www.robotroom.com/Rust-Removal.html

Here is a video of my first attempt:

This was my second try:

Here are some before and after shots of the tools I tried to clean using the electrolysis bath I ended up building:


					

				

			

		
	    	
													


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